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Skype in the classroom
Professor of curriculum writes on curriculum planning and national testing
Publishing opportunity for teen writers
World Yearbook of Education 2011. Curriculum in Today’s World: Configuring Knowledge, Identities, Work and Politics
Australia's Curriculum Dilemmas: State Cultures and the Big Issues
PISA 2009 Results: What Students Know and Can Do – Student Performance in Reading, Mathematics and Science
A Profile of Australia's Information Educators
The Future of Literacy Studies
Wisdom and Action: A Leadership Handbook
Digital literacy across the curriculum
The interactive whiteboard: tool and/or agent of semiotic mediation
Study skills in the 21st century
Supporting young children's vocabulary growth: the challenges, the benefits, and evidence-based strategies
Grading the teacher
Beyond literacy: building an integrated pedagogic genre
Information skills and critical literacy: where are our digikids at with online searching and are their teachers helping?
Do increased resources increase educational attainment during a period of rising expenditure? Evidence from English secondary schools using a dynamic panel analysis
Enhancing pre-service elementary school teachers' understanding of essential science concepts through a reflective conceptual change model
Why bother blogging?
Frontiers of Education in China, Vol6 No1
Mathematical Thinking and Learning, Vol13 No1&2
Reading and Writing, Vol24 No3
Science Education, Vol95 No2
Education ministers' meeting April 2011
Discussion of school funding review
ACARA releases revised test protocols
Further discussion of My School
Expressions of interest for Languages curriculum writers and advisory panel members
Special education in the Australian Curriculum
Australian Early Development Index data released
Science programs Primary Connections and Learning By Doing
Education survey of parents in Queensland's independent school sector
More students identified as having autism or mental disorders in WA schools
Shifting perspectives about grammar: changing what and how we teach
Implementing a new science National Curriculum for England: how trainee teachers see the How Science Works strand in schools
FIT Choice: attracting and sustaining 'fit' teachers in the profession
The way up, down under: innovations shape learning at science and math school
Instead of guns I see smiles: integrating refugee and asylum seeking children into our schools
The power of connectivity
Think outside the clock
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